The Grasshopper Break Point message gives the id of the component that “expired during a solution” whatever that means :
If I want to find the actual component, I “could” theoretically use the InstanceId, maybe with metahopper, or finding a way to write that in C#, but it’s not possible to copy/paste this string.
So what’s the point ?
It reminds me of this type of Windows error message :
Don’t know if this workaround helps you.
Thanks Keyu.
Actually, in my case , I had just one “Bakelayer” component, so it was obvious which one was causing the issue.
The issue itself is not solved by the way : I have no idea why this component causes so much fuss, INCLUDING if I disable it !
My plugin above will print a detailed stack trace providing more information, which is what I believe may help you.
Yes, it does ! I was just mentionning the Elefront “BakeLayer” component becasue it seems to cause a lot of this kind of trouble, and maybe someone could have a solution / know the reason why.
Could anyone tell me how to find the specific component on the canvas, based on the ID given in the Breakpoint window ?
something like this :
private void RunScript(Guid id, object y, ref object A)
{
GrasshopperDocument.FindComponent(id).AddRuntimeMessage(GH_RuntimeMessageLevel.Error, "I am the partypooper");
}
yeah, I saw this.
Really nice. Even after so many years, still so much to discover.
I know it is not satisfying but maybe better than copying manually the text could be using OCR.
Edit: Just saw you used already google lens.
